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Winter year progress widget
A winter year progress widget shows how much of the year has passed as a percentage and a bar. Icy blues, snow white and silver. This page gives the exact colors, type settings and layers, with a preview drawn from the same values.
What a winter year progress widget shows
A year-progress widget is a gentle nudge: one bar that fills from 1 January to 31 December. The same layout works for the day, the week or a personal goal.
It is calculated from the date, so it is free, offline and needs no permission. WidgetCraft includes a free Day progress component, and a formula can stretch it to the year.
How the winter style shapes it
Winter widgets are cool and quiet: snow white, ice blue and slate, with thin type and a crisp, frosty feel.
- Bars and rings: Use thin glacier-blue lines and small circles as snow.
- Numbers: Use thin numerals, centered.
Winter year progress widget recipe
| Layer | Settings |
|---|---|
| Canvas | 360 × 180, background #EEF5FB, corner radius 24 |
| Text | year label, size 12, color #7E94AD |
| Text (formula) | percentage of the year, built-in Sans, size 68, color #1F3550 |
| Progress | a thin 4-point bar, 312 wide, progress #5AA9E6, range 0 to 365 |
| Text | "Day 315 of 365", size 13, color #7E94AD |
| Ornament | sixteen small glacier-blue dots scattered across the background as snow |
| Font | built-in Sans |
| Home screen size | 4 × 2 cells |
Winter color palette
- Snow
#EEF5FBBackground - Ice
#D9E8F5Surface and tracks - Midnight blue
#1F3550Text - Frost grey
#7E94ADLabels - Glacier
#5AA9E6Accent
How to make a winter year progress widget in WidgetCraft
- Create a widget and open Canvas. Set the size to 360 × 180, the background to #EEF5FB and the corner radius to 24.
- Tap Add and choose Progress. Make it 312 wide, styled as a thin 4-point bar.
- Open Data and connect it to the day of the year with a range of 0 to 365.
- Color the progress #5AA9E6 and keep the track faint.
- Add a Text layer for the percentage at size 68 in #1F3550, and a smaller one for the day count at size 13 in #7E94AD.
- Add the winter ornament with Shape layers and move them below the other layers in Layers: sixteen small glacier-blue dots scattered across the background as snow.
- Tap Save, then Add to home screen and resize the widget on your launcher if needed.
Everything in this recipe works in the free version.
Tips for winter year progress widgets
- Keep everything cool-toned.
- Use thin weights for a crisp feel.
- Show both the percentage and the day count so the bar has context.
- Use a segmented bar if you want each step to feel like a milestone.
- For a goal of your own, connect the bar to a counter instead of the date.
- Do not add warm colors.
- Do not use heavy fonts.
Questions about the winter year progress widget
What size is a winter year progress widget?
It is designed for 4 × 2 home screen cells on a 360 × 180 canvas. You can resize it on the launcher and the design scales in proportion.
Which colors does it use?
Snow (#EEF5FB) for the background, Midnight blue (#1F3550) for the main text, Frost grey (#7E94AD) for labels and Glacier (#5AA9E6) as the accent.
Is it free to make?
Yes. Year progress widgets use free features in WidgetCraft, and the winter styling is free too.
What else is this style called?
People also search for snow year progress widget, winter aesthetic year progress widget, icy year progress widget, frost year progress widget. They describe the same look as this winter year progress widget.
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